Reader warns of dangerous dogs

On Friday May 31, three dogs came on our property and killed our cat. The reason this is a story is because the people who own the dogs have been asked to keep their dogs home (they have 29 acres) because not only …

Warden resident addresses safety issue

Recently in a Warden City Council meeting June 11 I had spoken about a public safety concern towards an undisclosed business that has a large cracked window. I also have provided 24 hour notice to this issue before…

Reader takes Sonico eviction personally

So! The Port of Moses Lake wants to put the 50 good people at Sonico out of work and offer no reasonable explanation for there actions, huh? Well then commissioners of the Port, let the war begin!

Sonico employee comments on eviction

I have been at Sonico Inc. for a year in July as a Purchasing Assistant and from my understanding, Sonico Inc. was under the impression that the Port of Moses Lake, knew that Sonico Inc. wanted to stay in the area …

Our message to Gov. Inslee: Stay home from Paris

A good solution for Larson kids

The Boys and Girls Club's decision to move the existing Larson clubhouse about a half mile away to North Elementary appears to be a good solution for kids.

Thank-you from MLHS Band Boosters

The Moses Lake Band Boosters and the MLHS Band would like to thank the following businesses and community members for their support over the last school year:

Samaritan leader recalls 1st impressions

MOSES LAKE - When I arrived in Moses Lake nine months ago to be the Interim CEO of Samaritan Healthcare, I was not sure what to expect other than a small rural district hospital in Eastern Washington. What I found …

Reader urges better understanding of Sonico

This is in response to the way I see Sonico being treated in the request to vacate hanger 408 by the POML. Time to relocate parts, supplies, overhaul and repair equipment, as well as offices can not be that diffcul…

Thoughts on Building 408

The Port of Moses Lake has issued an eviction to Sonico, Inc., which has been a long time tenant of the Port of Moses Lake for 33 years. I am employed by Sonico and work in Building 408 for the last 27 years. The P…

Reader supports Sonico, small business

As a small downtown business owner, I rely on area companies like Sonico to provide family wage jobs, so families can shop, live and stay a part of our community. I need great businesses like Sonico that supports 4…

Regarding the Sonico, Inc. eviction

Sonico has been asked to evacuate Building 408 that has been leased from the Port of Moses Lake for 33 years because of two structural evaluation reports, one in 1998 and one in 2012. It concerns me that the commis…

Reader responds to Quincy police

In response to the Quincy police chief and capatain being terminated: I was very disappointed and heartbroken to hear this news because it's not the chief or captain's fault that we have gang members and criminals …

Reader asks for more Sonico coverage

While the Columbia Basin Herald did an excellent job in their recent Progress 2013 magazine to tout the expanding Aerospace Industry in Moses Lake, they neglected to note a 33-year-old aerospace company in Moses La…

Sonico employee calls eviction unfair

I have been at Sonico Inc. for a year in July as a Purchasing Assistant and from my understanding, Sonico Inc. was under the impression that the Port of Moses Lake, knew that Sonico Inc. wanted to stay in the area …